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I need to study this, but it looks promising.

Thanks for the help.

It is in the loop.

I’m using excel to create posts in a specific template.

So I would like to have the image linked to the post without needing to copy the post url after I published the post.

So for example I have a post Nice day.
So I just type in a column of excel Nice day and then Excel produces in another column something like this:

<img class=”alignleft” src=”https://www.mywebsite.com/content/uploads/sun.jpg&#8221; title=”nice day” alt=”nice day” />

So then I just replace the image url and at the moment I need to copy also the post url.

I gave it a day but nothing happened so I conclude the plugin isn’t working.

Hi,
My mistake. Or better two mistakees.

1. I shouldn’t use regex redirection.
Only:
Source URL: /wordpress/
Target URL: /

2. Target URL is relative. So because I put in https://www.mywebsitename.com/tag/test/ at the target URL I got this:
https://www.mywebsitename.com/www.mywebsitename.com/tag/test/
I should only put /tag/test/ in target url.

Thanks for the excellent plugin.

Hi,
I understand it, but thanks for your help.

Thanks

Thank you and what a great nifty plugin it is.

Thanks for the reply

Hi,
I had a clear moment. I placed a new copy of the translation files on the server and it worked. Seems like the files were corrupted somehow.

ok, so I conclude that it should be installed network wide.

Thanks for the clarification.

The subsite is where you say ‘Hey, main domain, I’m also known as seconddomain.com’, AND it’s where you tell WordPress to use ‘seconddomain.com’ instead of maindomain.com/second ??

Ok, but is that told by the domain mapping plugin on the subsite or does the domain mapping plugin on the mainsite say:

“Hey, I got this request for seconddomain.com and that is domainid 2, so it should go to the domain created with id 2.”

I don’t understand it yet. If the mainsite has the domainmapping plugin on it, it just is ‘routing’ the url’s to the subsites. So what’s the use having the plugin on the subsite?

The domain url goes to the mainsite and this is routing (via the domain mappging plugin) to the subsite. And that is it, or isn’t it?

I added the line to the wp-config.php and I see in the tcp tool that I now have 640M available.

so I guess that’s it.

Thank you all for the input.

hi,
I didn’t have that line in the wp-config.php. So I guess it kind of defaults to the 64M.

Thanks for your input.

ok, but let’s assume you don’t want the subsite to have the mapping functionality.

Shouldn’t the plugin do it’s main job at the main site? Mapping/ “routing” the domains ?

What would break if you only activate it on the mainsite? I tried it and it seems to work, but I’m a little hesitant as the websites on it are in production.